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ft? Tuesday, April 23, 1929 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Local News In Brief Vis Hons at Ha mm Home Ixtnru . Air. und Mr. W.il', ltt'ultie, of Eut-iu who nml tho weekend ut the homo of Mrs. Ueut tie's brother. Hrrlwrt K. Hunnu, In this city, If ft Humiuy ufturnoon to continue the trip which Mr., Ilea tile In making in connection with hid work as mouther of, the- extension division or tho lUilveralty of Oifgon. Ho is on a tour vitdtlng hlKh nchools und talking to mo in hers of the sen ior cUu-scs ubout hlKhor education.' ThlH slimmer, Mr. und Mrs. Beattlo urc goln? on the university sum mer crulsu to Alusku. On tho Kttainshlp "Queen" Mr. Heat tie will teuch an education course. They are antlciputtiiK the trip keen , ly for the wonder of Aluska ure ynjt new to thein. They lived there ftvv nine years when Mr. Ueattle wits' superintendent of the Indus trial school. at HltWu und later was in tho bureau of education ut Junenu. i1 , . ltroriles Visit Here Mr. und Mrs. E. K, Hrodle, of Out-son City, were In La Grande to day visit inK at the K. li. Appleby home. Mr. llrodle Is publisher of the Morning: Enterprise at Oregon T'ity aud former United States min ister to Slam. (H her Visits Son Mrs. l-auia Hmliffe, of tetlo, Ida., is visiting her George Hatllffe, and family at Vin cent. Mr. and Mrs. Itutliffe went to Idaho to meet Mrs. Hatllffe und. they all returned this morning to Vincent. ' VWlliuj From Hollywood I Mrs. Homer -Tusker and heri thrvo. children. Donald, Raymond! und iorothy, of Hollywood, Cal., J are visiting In La Grande. They uro at the home of Mrs. Tasker't sister, Mrs. Claude Cooper. TheHi are also vlsillnff another sister, Mrs. Scott Wheatlcy, who Is 111 at Hut 1-uka. and two brothers of Mrs. . l'oca- 1 Taskor, ltutph Winters and Uuy , son. Winters. To Visit latiK-r lu Cal.-.,, . ,. Mi's. C, 12. Anderson, of this city, left this mornlns on train No. 24 for Long" Ueach Cal., to visit her fatheir G. W, .Uookuflebj. : tlv. Hockafleld is past SO -years-of "ukc. He has many friends In Ijx Grundy for he has visited here. Threw luUiuail ut Mwt-- Three eaudtdates were Initiated into the second rank ut the Knights of l'ythias IoUro mcoiinfr last night. Mr. Jumereod, ' of I'ortland, and aMussraj Khuriuu'n., I-.ee, Webb nnd Iteidler we re. .alt present from Union. AJiecd wna enjoyed after the meeting. - -' -: FIND IT HERE Ovpr for IhU rolu.ru mm la by t a. . CAIU OF THANKS Wo wish lo lliunk tliu members NIGHT "FLYING ; TO BEGIN ON, JUNE FIRST (Continued from Pac 1) draw lots to decltie whether they fly ntKht or' day planes. One litlut will muka a camlete tri tram I'orllund to Suit Luke and return. At the conclutuon of the meeting: today II. K. Colldge moved that u vote of thanku he given to tho women of Iluml City who prepared MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY CHICAGO GRAIN WlM'ttt 0mw HiKli Irfiw May I.ial.ia-V I.MJfc I.ISH July t. I" 1.IH9 MB stiu i.ao)4 t.a-H i.si i t&o imv. ... : l anci gaVi twi raatg HOMO l.i-t 91.15)4 I.SUH9I 30)4 i. saw of the fire department and friends, the delicious chicken dinner, , and who helped to extinguish the fire this was enthusiastically done by Baker Mooms lotlftu to Ccmw - The Moose lodge will. hold Instal lation of officers Wednesday oVen--Ing -with members of tho Haker lodge present us guests. A pro gram will bo given nnd ull mem bers ure urged to bo present. Mrs. I'llzgvrnld Ls Ill Mrs. W. H. Kltagerald. of Salem, who has visited her daughter, Mrs. C. S, Paddock, In La Grande many times, underwent a major operation yesterday morning at the Willam sanatorium at Salem. Lcuvu For Tom - Hill AndrlHt. Jack McLean, Max Walter. Art Ponton, Glenn Fusion, 1 and Harold Hrownlng, members of , the Star Novelty orchestra, left to-' city. day for u tour through Walla Wal la, I.ewlHtun, Pomeroy and Waits burg, returning Saturday. Mr. and Sirs. Wrightscm Here : Mr." and Mrs. Charles Wright son, of Boise, are visitors in La Grande ttoday. Mr. Wrlghtson is manager .of the Varney Air line with headquarters in the -Idaho '. .. lleliirns From i'ortluiiil Albert HrazlMe, of Cove, 'ke rned this morning from a trip to Itabv Horn .Portland. He wus met In Lu A seven-pound baby girl was Grande by Mrs. Urazillu amv born to Mr. nnd Mra W. C Taylor, t daughter Shirley, and his sister. of Anthony's cafe, ut 8:35 o'clock , Miss Brazille. this morning at tho Dr. Wonderlick hospital. Jioth mother and baby are getting ulong very nicely. 1 . ut our home Friday morning. - Mr, und Mrs. Waller Voting. -2S-ltp. Mr. Muring to I'cmleltuit G. H. Maring, of this city, .went to Pendleton yesterday for u busi ness visit. Ho will return Frlduy. To TeltM'uset Mrs. II. 1 Hill, pf. Telocaset, re turned to her home this morning following a brief visit In this city. HOME BEAUTIFUL POSTER WINNERS ARE DETERMINED (Continued from Page Nlne - the til) or more present. Tho Rev, H. 1. Hansen, 6t tho Island City Community clrtrch, re turned thanks and President A. W. Nelson presided. II, B. lurker reported on efforts being made to get the 1930 con- ot the Northwest 1 Mor- by the uo of h. r' lov.-ly Kostorlu ch..nt Credit u..t-ltlon for La OlnKswar... ll wonderful ,Kl.kU . d Mr. Parker. Fred Tor- ... titntv niifl Clinr im Rn.htii wnrA lin and dainty I'OlorliiK uaucu mo nn- i - All who ullendrd her lunnlmon (iillK-rt llyers Is III f:iil...i-t itv.tii ihi Hit In Him or j.r. and Mm. Italph Byera of thl8feie dellBhted will, the alt.actlye-' 1 J city, .had a minor operation thla ncss of her table, made posslbU. moruliiK and la setting along uico. ly. Hu la ut homo. I'OltTI.AXI) I.IVIiSltM'K rOUTLANP, Ore.. Apr. S3 A1' Cattle and eulvea: Kalrly uetlvo. Uecelpla Ita, Sleera (I100.13UO Iba.) Rood. 1 l.6(it li.ou; do ' (UGU-I IU0 Iba.) Kuod, li.lti: do (nuo and up)-, medium. Kl.SS i 1 1.6o; do common. I'J.OO to.85. Ilelfein (S5(l Iba. down) Rood. III.26CV 11.5U; do, common, I ti.fiuat 11.35: Cows, Rood. Jio.oo.i 10.60; do com mon to medium, 7.Com 10.00: do low cutter, 6.60 tf 7.50. Italia (yearllnra excluded) good beef. is.ootrS.oi: do cutter to medium, 17.0011 K.OO. Calves (5110 Iba, down) medium to choice, lo.oo.t 12.60. do cull to common, S.s.ocifli 10.00. .Ml UUIII.jr .. " ... ,.. . . ... , UU Villi IV lull, lll.ll, lahiiig touch to her party, fostorla polu.ed on a commlltce to woik 1 Vc.(U,IHi lllUk KooA iQ choice, ni,.wLi. In all of Ha fifteen love- on thla matier. ly patterns and colors uro for your charlea manner reported on the selection at all tilnea at Itleliard- older boya conference to bo hero son's Art and dirt Shop. 4-2S-31 r'rlday, Saturday and Sunday, aak- linK f"- rooms for tho vlaltlmt buys KOTM'IO 'I-0 AM. I'NIOX ,i also nrKlnit fathers to see that CAIirKVl'ttltS .their sons arc In attendance at the Saturday afternoons aro holidays conference, lie urged men without for all members of I .oral 1385 und MH1111 lo provide some boy with tho must bo observed under pcnully of ,.r(!i,,lnltion fee of IS so. us' to tn flne, 4-iy-tit Hurv n large lucul attendance : I A. K. .Hunter spoke of plans of ;Beii-Ucluiig.-mcrn.. buno 1-endleton commercial club t iSTVto Norto?. Riodl. SlKip. t''"l "-"t Tuesday's chamber of r1 commerce meeting, boosting mem- lunll laid seven egga bershlp In tho Columbia Kuplds ..uu..nintlfii. 11. 10. ltmtlv whs an- near a raumt nurrow. i no ckks lllllllhMl to IltwiH, . Mt. Hunter in 11111V lll,: rousting pigs excluded 111 abov iiuolutlons). Sheep and lambs: Market ateady. (Following quotations, except on spring lambs, on shorn basis) i Lambs (S4-92 lbs.) good to cholcil, IM.oolrlS.oo; do medium to choice (H2.100 lbs.) . llV.SOtJ i.St: do (ull weights, cull to com mon) 19.00(1 10.60. Vearllng Weill era (110 lbs. down) ' medium to choice. IS.OOOi Il.tlO. Ewes (120 lbs. down) medium to choice, $0.60 ti 9.oo: do (130-150 lbs.) medium! to choice, $5.5011 S.50; , do (all weights) cull to common, $3.00$, 8.50. J U-s-' Across from Bohnenkamp's ; ' jitw ki.ii'ovku KWKA'I'CltH ' I'or Men, Women und Children " 1'rk-o SSc lo $a.7 t-l'' i', . Iir. (Jllsini ) W Dr. CU . ,c'i'n apiM III', (illslnip Aiotnlcl 'larence 1.. .Gllstrap bus lippolnted under the United Mates employes compensation act to care for Injured civil employes In J,u Grande. Ure. . This applies only to federal employes. Visitors During Wckeiid 'Visitors in La Grande during the weekend were Robert Chrlsman. of Klllerprlse. Mi&s-Kuby ltoop, MLss Lottie McCrue and SJdney Casteel, all of Wallowa, A h..n In lrf .,l..,l i.-ltl, ilmu-titcnt hiiiI otliiit. nrll ' ...,,.lr 'l'h,a will l,i. nvhlhltf.ll lit :i i.. r .i.. xiii,i.n..i,nn,i-disappeared and some ..,.. ' , ". . " . .. . .. ,lo-' ncivly hatched chicken popped .; "Credit should bo given the: supervisor of'.urt. Mrs. L. L, Uoug lass, under whose -supervision the posters were mude.'V says Mrs. Robert Eakln. chairman of the committee in churge of tho contest; mentioning the splendid work shown In the posters. Ahnttt 'iftll nnMtnin ttcrti nntnnd. ..... r n,A.lluM tl.ut hiHnlnff n fit M ulv..a nf VriiiiinH find to tllO Chamber, was very difficult." Mrs. Eaklns-j frames lo fit and match all kinds Mr. Nelson announced that. Mr. says. Later In the week an cxhlbl- of pictures, correctly always at Kiddle would head the chamber lion of all tho posters will be made. I iiichardson'a Art and Gift Shop. committee on the home manufac- The names of tho children and 4-23-3t tmed products program i uie sc-noois iney were irom were pointed planning for this. ; ,i out. It Is supposed the heat irom l .iuii. . the animals Incubated tho eggs. ported that work on'thc bind nct- . v jllement problem was gulag ahead SI'ltlN'C llOr.SI'CI I'AMXfl " and that organisation of the tlnloll f . rtrlngs" thoughts of new' plcf.ii es .Wallowa county group on this mat. and new franles. Take your pic- k't would bo completed two weeks tures to lllchurdKon. "The Art ft to-ay. .n,i h,,vn tiwm ii-fi unied i M crton Kiddle, Island City mn'- ihn In I, .Ml rniinnc. Sheet Die- "r, inuue a . biot... ... ...w.,... $I3.50I 14.60; do medium, $12.00 It I3.6U; do cull lo common, $0.00 aii 2.oo. Hogs: Muikot sleudy. Heavy weight (260-8511 lbs.) me dium to choice, $10.00111' 10.76; me dium weight (200-260 lbs.) me diuin to choice. $10.7691 1 1.76:, light weight (180-200 lbs.) medium to choice, $11.76li 12.00; light lights (130-ino lbs.) medium to choice, $I0.75 1 1.76: ' puckluiT aowa (rough und smooth) $H.60$C 9.60. Slighter pigs (80-130 lbs.! medium to choice. $IO,00i 11.00: feeder and Blocker pigs (70-139 lbs.), medium to oho.oe, $9.00 10.no. ' (Soft or oiling hogs and . following this ( (Minis 50(1 Ilcer ill llruki-s Ueruld Tucker, of La Grande, forest ranger, counted 600 deer lust week as lie rode horseback for a distance of ten miles on Meacham creek hll through tho open brakes, bo says. At Sacajawea Inn Registrants at tho Sacajawea Inn todny are: H. A. Seabrook, of Mn t'rprlK; Mr. and Mrs. J. . Gib son, or rcndleton; K. I- lckes. of llakt-r; K. J, Olsen. or I'endleton und Koy Hunt, of Pendleton. J'uivIiiincs WIUwK-k Honn J .lisM Williamson hus iurchased V;c residence and 2(1 lots owned by K. V. Vlllcoiilc at 13U7 C ave nue throuKh the La Grande Invest ment company and George Itich-aardson. Visitors lu This City ('. C. Conrad, of 1 rubier, and Mra. Yxvk Hamilton and WollhiKton Ilamillon, of Sumniervllle, were visitors in .La Grande early this week. Leaves llispl(ul .Mrs. ' VIikII Kelts, who under went an appendix operation a week a no at the lr. Wonderlick hospit al, returned to her home yesterday iificrnoon. VKIls While Family Hons Norwood White, of Oregon City, visited -ut the Leslie White home In this city early this week. He was on his way home from Ontario where he visited his father. Unity Huimliler Is Horn Mr. and Airs. M. It. Wheeler ure r parents of a six-pound baby daughter born at their Im. Grande home Apr. lii . Tho littlo Kill has been named Margaret. ll(isi-(K) K. Clark leues lioscoe K. C'lark left last nlnht on train No. 1 Ji for Uodno City, Kan., called by the death of his lather. " - v Iveiiile Ikiartl to 3leet , w. at0n on the backs of tho posters Tho executive board of the Kast- so that the judges were unaware ern Oregon boy scout council Is 0f -either in tho process of Judging. holding a dinner meeting at Hot The general theme of the art Lake tonight at 0 o'clock, with Dr. Work made by the children pupils W. T. I'hy, president of the council. , Qf tlo aevpnth and eighth grades Henuiifying with trees .and Traveling .Agent Oomes A. J.-Costello. traveling freelght ugent for the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, arrived in I .a Grande to day. He Is leaving Thursday. Former Heslilcnt Coiihv Mills Andro, of Portland. for many years it resilient of l.a "l'lanting was ;gardens with emphasis on preserv ing the natural beauty-of the troes." The theme for the fifth and sixth gradct students wus - '"Beautifying home or city by planting trees, flowers and.shrubsV'r The children of ' the thll'd und fourth grades had for their subject, Grande, Is visiting again home town." C-omo From JVrry a : , Mrs. C, W. Whlteman and son, Junior, and Mrs. Clara Carlson; all of Perry, arrived In i-a Grande this ."orndnff for a shqil visit. , L '(' Goes to llgin Mi. Guy DcMoie, or Grande, went to Klgin tills morning to visit her mother. gardens. MothProof Bags 7 40c Each 2 for 75c idoul for storing away winter gitrmoiits. Will fit any size." O n 1 y t h e f i n e s t --only; Schilling Tlx finest things usually come from tbost who makf fint things only. In coffee - that's Schilling and I only Schilling. Only Schilling specialises on fine ciffte only. No 2nd or 3rd grades "no cheap blends no dual standard of quality. - l'OUTLAN'D, Ore., Apr. 23 (Al1) lluiler Kxirus 42',4r,; standards ,Ci prime firsts '41 HiCi firsts 41c. Kgg. VIsIlN 111 IA (illUMlc Mrs. Louts Grcnough, of 1'erry, is a visitor in this city today. . , t In Baker ttuuduy J. L. Hedden was u visitor Baker Sunday. Visit ut Wallowa Sunday Mr. und Mrs. C. K. Sting, of this rjty. spent Sunday at Wallowa vlfdt ing Mr. and Mm. l' K. Weinhard. In l-'rfim linbler Ueuhen Meltrid. and Krank Mr Kinnis. both of lmhler. visited In l.a Grande yesterduy. Play Suits No Wonder . Jimmy Grins With Glee! Any boy would, too, when he pulls on his new Lee WhizilPlaySuit, . and eo would nr.y girl. They have oil that esse and freedom plus tbi , famous Vhizit Hooklc.-.s ' fcetcncrw which " is junt riflht for r cd -blooded, s romping play. 'Norton's Kiddy Shop Better Merchandise, Lower Prices f ,mav mtl RedCross i . - I s,f V Drugstore Tex47Splee, . .. j if Ji 0 -MVV7r 'W-r AT i B.kin, Powder -iUrt.Wj.E.x.r.c,.. , I medium extras l!(ic; fresh medium JJl I fwwu '' le"urt,,'? jXM EXTRAORDINARY! mm : 1 w Clothes j 1 a I y Y S N. ".MAX, WO.MAX AX I) Wll'l;" V J ' : vVteVW X f? S vLyVr STRICTLY CUSTOM TAILORED ' ! V'PWv tu tSx r flm ' ioo'o all-wool fabrics MlESmMkEi m . " ' V t f II WABNf R SOO. Patent . ... I I '1 L- WMjM K,M MM m m -mmm r ssW in J HMsMsVsVasWVsMBnSSKOal Four Important Things to Remember Meet your friends here. Buy your stamps here. Mail your letters here. , Buy your drugs here. . MOON DRUG CO. (Agents for the Owl Drug Co.) Y.mi nn nlMHJs nelninie lo !!- our .lKim "The Dictator" Presented for Spring arul Summer 1929, by AN outstanding suit for XV the young man who : - likes to lie out of the ordi nary in his uiearance so fkilfully developedhylrd Kochcslor .Styling that it Kill make an instantaneous appeal. It is intended for a limited number of style conscious young men and they will live it enthusias tic approval. 530 to 55 Tailored by MichaeU-Surn, Rochaur, N. Y. ;. Successors to Clint's ' MONTE BLUE THE GREYHOUND LIMITED SDNAMUSrHV ' OSANT WITHISS iioaring Action jn Sound - Climaxed by Sensational Train Wreck! Part Talking Startinir WEDNESDAY by HOWAIW 4MUTMIMOM 1 . Just received from our Eastern buyer, u speciul purchuse extraordinuiy ! Tins pur chase consists of severul Suita for Men and YouiifC Men from the famous Marklun Custom Tailors, all hand made and 100 all wool fabrics. In a variety of colors and patterns, the new spring model so much in favor, with the peaked lapels, broad shoulders and slenderized hip lines. These Suits have been placed in two groups for quick disposal, and should meet the npproval of the most fastidious dressers. Now, honestly, you will be surprised when you see them! Men who know good domes will buy them in a jiffy. In stock in all sizes, from 35 to 44. RAYON ATHLETIC MEN'S DRESS UNION SUITS Also 3 Vitaphone Acts Fox Movietone News Now Playing 100 All Talkin-r Comedy "HOME T0WNERS" Every character talks MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS Mcm'h Cluld Count- llruuilulolli Ui'i'KH HhlrlM, Komi full cut, box plait frunt, cuut xtylu, Icmg pi, hit collar. Ktmruntecd fuxt culor. An OiilMnllillnic QKo Vulur, nu ll JC MEN'S SHORTS Mi'ii'M KhorlM, tho ntui-li wunU'il uiidrrKurmnntM, In tltiH kviihoii'h Thin Im u well tiuicli-. mil cut ray jn union null, duulilu nilii hril liutton on HliuuliliT, ilouljle Kua- t, ii nil well rt'lnforncd ut point if wear. Coin whiter, iicacli. flouli, uriPli. Hptwrlully priced ut si.a.-j si. riM OXFORDS Mi'tt'N Knaip' l)rvH OxfurdH, fur the timn whu wantK to lie In nlei .vltli sty It; in colors ut tun or ilfick; plain m' cii tut, balloon r mollified liit. I'rUoil ut, uulr t.5 fl.05 BALBRIGGAN UNION SUITS Men'i luilliriKiUHii union huHh ut kooU k'nide ecru cotton, In cither ncwiwt novcH(H. KiiliricH nte ut jon(f or phort HleevoH und unklo Uroudcloth in tuiwy Hlrleri nnd uhi'Ckri, with ndjiiHtuhlo walot. hiindri. I'riced Mh; ."! und 7.V Ituyon Short unci Milrtn SlHx.iully l'rltttl LADIES' STYLISH FOOTWEAR ;)ur IaiiIIck' Shoe Uepartmeul In ihloum with everythliiK that In lew In fnotweiir, anil will meet full cut: bout pearl Mill the nppruvut of tho mont (imtldlouK. in ciiiiira ru, niunu, alack, or tan with color comlil nutluiirt, In pump or sandal ef fectn, with Ciilian or uplke heels. 92.B3 $.UV 9-I.V3 I lenulli. 111k. Iiuttonn. double Htltched und double Kumtet, und well rein forced. Will iclve Kood weur and awture comfort. These miltti ure priced J5: 5c !.' (I KhlrtH Qr Duel. WHERE GOOD CLOTHES COST LESS WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR SPECIALS
